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Stem

A Stem is the part of a multiple-choice item that states the question to be answered.

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Steps to survive Pain in Life

These are the 63 Steps to survive Pain in Life

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Stereotype

Deutsch: Stereotyp / Español: Estereotipo / Português: Estereótipo / Français: Stéréotype / Italiano: Stereotipo /

Stereotype refers to a generalization about a group of people in which identical characteristics are assigned to virtually all members of the group, regardless of actual variation among the members.

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Stereotype Threat

Stereotype Threat refers to the theory that an individual's sense of self and personal performance can be affected when the individual is reminded of a negative or positive stereotype of him or herself, including gender, race, or religion.

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Stereotype vulnerability

Stereotype vulnerability refers to the apprehension experienced by members of a minority group that they might behave in a manner that confirms an existing cultural stereotype

Stereotyped behaviors

Stereotyped behaviors refer to preconceived and relatively fixed impressions of an individual based on superficial characteristics or over-generalizations of traits observed in some people.

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Stereotyped Movements

Stereotyped Movements refer to repetitive, seemingly driven, and non-functional motor behaviour.

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Stereotypic movement disorder

Stereotypic movement disorder refers to a disorder in which the individual voluntarily repeats nonfunctional behaviors, such as rocking or head-banging, that can be damaging to his or her physical well-being.

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